Jason P. Crutchfield

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Economics & Insurance

OSC Seeks Proposals for “U.S. Space Economy Measurement Metrics” Study

OSC commissions study to create standardized metrics framework for U.S. commercial space economy assessment.

Military & ASAT

US military practices orbital dogfighting in 1st-ever 'live fly' exercise in space

US Space Command holds first live orbital dogfighting exercise, demonstrating contested-environment satellite maneuvers.

Satellite Constellations

Eclipse Space Unveils Three Satellite Platforms for Constellations

Eclipse Space reveals three flat-pack satellite platforms for commercial constellations, debut delayed to 2028.

Satellite Operations

Eutelsat Taps Infinite Orbits for GEO Life Extension Mission

Eutelsat contracts Infinite Orbits for GEO life extension; third operator order signals growing demand.

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Military & ASAT

Space Force’s MEO-Based Missile Warning Sats Hit New Milestone - Aviation Week

Space Force MEO missile warning constellation reaches operational milestone in Next Gen OPIR development.

Cislunar & Deep Space

NASA Calls for Proposals to Accelerate Lunar Surface Technologies

NASA seeks proposals to accelerate lunar surface technologies for Moon Base development and sustained exploration.

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Policy & Regulation

Zero Debris Week Launches First Liability Working Groups for Space Junk Cleanup - Tech Times

Zero Debris Week establishes liability working groups to clarify legal responsibility for debris removal operations.

Reentry & Atmospheric

2 satellites just burned up in Earth's atmosphere — and scientists were watching from a private jet. Here's why

Scientists observe ESA satellite reentry from jet to measure atmospheric pollution from orbital debris burn-up.

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Tracking & SSA

UN launches global contact hub to improve satellite collision coordination - Tech Review Africa

UN establishes global satellite collision coordination hub to strengthen operator communication and SSA data sharing.

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